Negotiators agreement reached

[FilthyBloke]

Any whispers whether a lump sum or back dated? Or later starts

Backdate what? Last years payrise was the 2% imposed, any pay rise is from this April and next April, it’s wether you want 2% this year, £1500 and 6% next April or 6% this April, £500 and 2% next April.

Somebody worked out one of them is worth £500 less than the other.

[awalkinthepark]

Any whispers whether a lump sum or back dated? Or later starts

Backdate what? Last years payrise was the 2% imposed, any pay rise is from this April and next April, it’s wether you want 2% this year, £1500 and 6% next April or 6% this April, £500 and 2% next April.

Somebody worked out one of them is worth £500 less than the other.

The two pay deals are in value terms exactly the same.

[walthmstowman]

Thank goodness for that .

Why? You have no idea what is in the negotiator's agreement.

I doubt there's much to celebrate, but again I don't know.

We have to see it.

I don't see the point of throwing good money after bad, we gave it a good go and continuing would result in a Pyrrhic victory.

A totally bizarre reply.
You are already signing up for something you have no idea what it is.

Not really how much more money were you willing to lose?another £1500?
Then what kind of deal would you be looking at to get your 3k back?

AHH , you work in processing.

Nuff said

Just rem if its voted in it will be voted in by del staff as they outnumber processing by at least 3-1 so enuf crap about where people work ffs.

You are quite correct, it will be Delivery Staff that make or break this deal.
I think most people have had enough of this saga.
If the deal is approved I may have to remind our more Millitant colleagues that it was you lot that voted for it .

The delivery staff have always vastly outnumbered processing staff so any vote gets decided on by them . Look, we all know if the union recommends a Yes vote the membership will vote for it . They will see the £ sign and not worry about the details

[mags999]

Wouldn't trust royal mail i would grab the 6 per cent now so its built in God knows what will happen in 12 months the larger lumper will be eaten by tax and ni contributions anyway

[CRIBMAD]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

[Bosley]

Any whispers whether a lump sum or back dated? Or later starts

Backdate what? Last years payrise was the 2% imposed, any pay rise is from this April and next April, it’s wether you want 2% this year, £1500 and 6% next April or 6% this April, £500 and 2% next April.

Somebody worked out one of them is worth £500 less than the other.

6% and a smaller lump sum works out a better deal

[FilthyBloke]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

No. Because if it wasn’t for people like you I would have had a bigger pay rise last time.
I deserve every penny of this.

[FilthyBloke]

Any whispers whether a lump sum or back dated? Or later starts

Backdate what? Last years payrise was the 2% imposed, any pay rise is from this April and next April, it’s wether you want 2% this year, £1500 and 6% next April or 6% this April, £500 and 2% next April.

Somebody worked out one of them is worth £500 less than the other.

6% and a smaller lump sum works out a better deal

Something to think about at least….

[milly]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

Just like you probably gave away the money and dividend payments from your free shares to charity.

[Acca Dacca]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

No. Because if it wasn’t for people like you I would have had a bigger pay rise last time.

Explain that one

[2yearpostie]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

No. Because if it wasn’t for people like you I would have had a bigger pay rise last time.

Explain that one

If the deal was done last year we would all be 9% better off now..

[FilthyBloke]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

No. Because if it wasn’t for people like you I would have had a bigger pay rise last time.

Explain that one

The original deal was about 7% over 2 years and a 2% lump sum.

[Shinsplints88]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

[Acca Dacca]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

No. Because if it wasn’t for people like you I would have had a bigger pay rise last time.

Explain that one

The original deal was about 7% over 2 years and a 2% lump sum.

The ''original deal'' on offer before industrial action was 2% with some form of 3.5% when all their changes were agreed to make it 5.5%

[toonshola]

just wondering if all the strikebreakers (you know who you are) will give their £1500 lump sum to a charity, as you really don't deserve to be rewarded from your colleagues dedication to the cause !

No. Because if it wasn’t for people like you I would have had a bigger pay rise last time.
I deserve every penny of this.

You think Royal Mail would have given us a better pay rise out the goodness of their heart if we hadn’t of striked?
Wow.